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<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Right on, or Write on.
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Could Canada be next, my gawd, I think Christmas is overkill most of the time, but this? Renamed, really to what pray tell. Maybe we should rename Ramadan - The Killing Deserts, or The Sword of the Beheaded. http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17454097-421,00.html Anger over attack on Christmas From: The Sunday Mail (Qld) By Ainsley Pavey December 04, 2005 RELIGIOUS groups have launched an attack on Christmas – calling for it to be renamed and toned down. A leading Islamic body says the use of the term "Christmas" is politically incorrect because it excludes too many people in multicultural Australia. The Forum on Australia's Islamic Relations wants a community debate to find an alternative – suggesting the word "festive" as a possible replacement. And a Queensland Jewish leader has called for an end to the "automatic imposition" of Christmas on the community, saying the season has been reduced to a "shopping festival".
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How Much Would We We Taxed for Kyoto
southerncomfort replied to scribblet's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Did you all know Nancy Green's against Kyoto. but you make a good point, they are all offering tax cuts but no mention of how they will buy these credit or who'll pay for it. -
Trust me, you've provided me with more chuckles than you know. -k <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It would be funnier except this guy seems to believe everything he posts, good thing we all know better eh.
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Kim Campbell says Harper will lose
southerncomfort replied to normanchateau's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Gawd, imagine going through this again in 6 months if that isn't enough to get people out and get rid of the liberals once and for all it should be. -
Mandatory Voting Senate Bill
southerncomfort replied to scribblet's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
This is a bit odd of a topic considering its been a month since this idea was presented but it has been in hibernation sinse. But I will answer your question anyway. Yes, I think their should be mandatory voting. Every generation their is a loss in the number of people voting and watching the news earlier this morning it said a wopping 38% of young adults vote. That is horrbile that is below 50%. I just truned legal voting age and I definatly plan to vote in this up coming election it will be exciting as it is my first vote. But here's my view why are we a democracy if nobody cares? I think a day under a dictatorship would motivate people to vote wouldn't you agree? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Indeed I would agree, I kinda like the idea of mandatory voting, get them out of their cushy chairs and make them do something. -
Harper won't siften marijuana possession laws
southerncomfort replied to normanchateau's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Did you not know that Normies neck of the woods, B.C. grows the finest and most potent marijuana in the world - grow-ops in half million dollar homes - cops can't keep up with the abundance of grow-ops; tunnels dug into the U.S. for illegal export; drug wars; increased useage in schools - if you get satellite TV you can pick up B.C. news - it's all there. No wonder BCers want it legalized. Well if it must be legalized then it should be done so like alcohol but then how does one deal with a car driver who is high - how does one test his/her pot level of intoxication? Never smoked the darn stuff and never will but like alcohol, it will create a new problem for law enforcement be it legalized or not. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nope, but maybe that the problem - smokin up too much ooooh pass the pipe normie. Oops sorry, don't want to break any rules. Harper just came out with a good law and order minimun sentencing platform, can't argue with it. Throw the slime in jail, and throw away the key. (drug pushers not Normie - ) -
Finally Some Sense on Health Care
southerncomfort replied to scribblet's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
It's kind of hard to believe that you ONLY oppose social conservatism in the CPC since your earlier posts(and lo, they are legion!) opine on just about every issue the CPC is promising, including the GST and Health care, and you oppose it all. By the way, don't you feel you've done a lot of posting today Norman? I know it's Saturday, but don't you have any outside interests or responsibilities? Your stats say you're averaging 30 posts a day. That's a little over the top. Maybe the bartender should cut you off! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Boy I'll say, that boy doesn't have a life LOL maybe he needs a 12 step program or something. Psssst...should we tell stormin Noman that Harper and the CPC isn't about social conservatism these days, you know, get with the 21st century and all that, and its not a hell of a lot different than the liberals (minus the corruption and sleaze). Methinks that boy doth protest too much - maybe his fingers are glued to the keyboard or something. Think he'll leave it to eat his milk and cookies on Christmas Eve. -
Harper Just Lost the Election
southerncomfort replied to Riverwind's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Martin a left wing radical? How do his policies differ from the former Progressive Conservatives? How do they differ from Joe Clark's? Or are the former PCs also left wing radicals by your definition? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ah but they obviously do difer if Clark could not even get his feet off the ground and the voters did not like PC policies so votedt for Liberal. I think Clark was an honest and decent man and the media and lefties laughed at him but now that he is no longer in power, suddenly he is respected. Talk about hypocracy. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Your right about that, the media killed Joe Who remember the mittens ? I gotta say tho, I think the media is starting to wake up just a tad, not too much mind, just a tad.. LOL If Harper can keep up the momentum he might manage to rid us of the sleaze. -
Harper won't siften marijuana possession laws
southerncomfort replied to normanchateau's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Well, I have Normie on my ignore list but it doesn't help LOL I don't see any platform from tbe U,.S. thats a silly thing to say isn't it. I'm in full agreement with this one, I saw what it did (pot) to one of my kids. The liberals want to legalize prostitution too, Ahem....wake up Canada, time to get rid of this slime. -
While I salivate at the concept of paying lower taxes personally, I don't think it would be of longterm benefit to hike corporate taxes (if you can imagine that, coming from me). Lower corporate taxes are an important incentive to draw business out of the US and to encourage foreign investment aimed at the US to Canada instead. If our corporate taxes were equal to or higher than the US' the incentive would disappear. It doesn't necessarily mean that foreign investment would dry up, of course, but it would be one less reason to choose Canada as a place to build new plants or start new enterprises. Or for that matter, as a place to stay. Tax breaks for the middle class lose their appeal if the result is higher unemployment in the long run. Being a fan of individual choice versus collective decree, I have an almost visceral aversion to inheritance tax. I don't dedicate my life to the maintainance of government, so why should my life's residue be used for that purpose? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Me too - whats in your wallet !!!
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Right now polls mean nothing but a hill of beans, it can change in 24 hours - I think the conservatives have some momentum going for them at the moment, I'm guessing as they release their platform bit by bit we'll see bigger changes. Hmmm, sorta like a strip tease you know, maybe they are saving the best for last LOL (maybe a lesbian or two for NormanC )
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Harper getting good ink for SSM timing -
southerncomfort replied to shoop's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I agree. Harper should say nothing about his socially conservative agenda and his plans to strip rights away from lesbians until AFTER the election. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Wrong - the issue has been debated to death and we now have to move on to the needs of this country and not the select few who keep on and on about their issue that it become a turnoff. Get over it and get on to things important to ALL canadians. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> He's going to do whaaaattt, strip rights from lesbians..... (wonder if that includes gay men LOL ) maybe Normanchateau has a thing for lesbians hmmmmmm Man, this guys out to lunch, don't feed the trolls, specially ones who flood the boards with the same crappola. Isn't it spamming or something. -
Hargrove Appointed to Senate
southerncomfort replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Wow, wasn't it Hargrove who came up with the strategic voting, e.g. don't vote NDP if it will split the vote, vote liberal to stop the conservatives? These guys promote strategic voting, sell out the NDPers then moan and whine when they don't get enough seats to qualify for funding status etc. Wow, what a sell out, and slimey. -
I agree, I looked at these forums and liked these because they are polite and seem to offer good debate, no mudslinging or personal attacks. There seems to be one poster out to change that, please don't let it happen to this forum. I agree, best not to post when this is happening, or just ignore the bad penny who shows up now and then. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays or happy whatever you celebrate.
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Harper Just Lost the Election
southerncomfort replied to Riverwind's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
This guys obviously a one issue person, no depth, shallow innuendo. Just attack and call names. He's sure brought down the level of these forums in a hurry. -
Half of CPC MPs are "Religious Conservatives"
southerncomfort replied to normanchateau's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
This guys on my ignore list, have him pegged also. Boy, talk abut malicious innuendo and smear tactics. Not hard to figure out his strategy, attack, insult label, smear and call names. Put people on the defensive and deflect from real issues. Man, ignore him, he's not worth it, he's stirring the pot and sitting back laffin. -
<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Why would the CPC use GWB ? If anything its the liberals who will come out attacking and using the scary anti-Americanism card. Ya know, that little streak of intolerance Canucks aren't supposed to have.
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No it was not a policy, and they have never said such a thing, and is not a policy now. This is just more drive by slander. Wait for it, it'll get worse Last election it was "scary", now it's "Harper hates Canada". or Harper wil.... insert whatever scary comment here. Sigh
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Random CBC Link <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hey, Team Martin let it slip they planned to go negative before the vote even no surprise there, they specialize in that. I'm guessing the worst is yet to come, well they said it is.
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Harper Just Lost the Election
southerncomfort replied to Riverwind's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Excellent post shoop. Now, back to the campaign, I took time off work to do this. Good luck -
How can you be a neocon and a neolib Martin's dithered about a few things, SSM for one, why is it okay for him to change his mind. double standards here. Playing on anti American sympathies doesn't cut it either.
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seat-by-seat election projections
southerncomfort replied to normanchateau's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
That's Normies style, continually attacking the CPC and Harper, he's from 50plus which just closed down cos of this type of attacking. These forums look to be better moderated. Anyhoo, I'm helping on the election no time for reading unsubstantiated nonsense. I'm not a betting gal, but I'm guessing it will be a liberal minority again thanks to Ontario. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> -
Conservative Minority in View
southerncomfort replied to shoop's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Should we warn the administrator LOL I will ignore the baiting from that quarter. Well, I'm looking forward to having Harper defend the clarity act, and defend Alberta too.